
Directly go to the local vehicle management office where the driver's license was issued to handle the renewal. Prepare in advance the driver's ID card and its copy, the driver's license, photo receipt, and other required documents. Simply providing an ID card is sufficient for renewal, greatly simplifying the process. In addition, drivers can also handle the renewal of an expired license online. However, it is necessary to first undergo a medical examination at a designated hospital and obtain the "Motor Vehicle Driver's Physical Condition Certificate." After obtaining the "Motor Vehicle Driver's Physical Condition Certificate," users can log in to the comprehensive traffic safety service management platform, click on the "Driver's License" service, and then click on "Renewal of Expired License" to proceed with the process.

My driver's license was about to expire, and I just renewed my C1 license last week. The process was generally smooth, but there were some small details to pay attention to. The first step is to check if your ID card and current driver's license are with you, then go to a designated hospital for a physical examination within 90 days in advance, mainly focusing on vision and hearing, which costs about 50 yuan. After the physical exam, take the report and two one-inch white background photos straight to the vehicle management office. There are many people there, so you'll need to queue, but the service at the counter is fast. Fill out a simple application form, and you can also take photos on-site if needed. Pay a fee of around 20 yuan for the new license. The whole process takes about half a day, so it's recommended to go on a weekday morning when there are fewer people. Don't delay, as driving with an expired license carries significant risks. I also heard that many places now allow online appointments via the 12123 APP to save some trouble, but going in person is more reliable. Remember to bring all the required materials to get it done in one go without needing to return. In short, handling it promptly ensures travel safety, and there's no big issue—you can do it yourself.

Getting a C1 driver's license renewed is all about safety and compliance—don't cut corners. My process was straightforward: first, visit a designated medical center for an eye exam to ensure vision meets standards. Then, gather your ID, old license, and photos, and get it done at the DMV within an hour. Key point: start months ahead of the expiry date to avoid last-minute hiccups—getting caught driving with an expired license means fines, possible points deducted, and a blemish on your record. The steps are simple: medical check, form filling, fee payment, and license collection. But don’t overlook details like photo specifications, or your application might get rejected. My advice: prep all materials in one go, check the DMV’s busy hours in advance to avoid crowds. The whole process is low-tech, costs little, and prevents big risks—keeping you legal on the road and your reputation intact.

Just renewed my C1 license super fast. Downloaded the Traffic Management 12123 APP online, registered, uploaded ID and driver's license photo, booked an appointment at the DMV to skip queues. Got the medical check done at designated spot in 20 mins. Brought all materials and got new license in minutes. Total cost under 50 yuan. Don't overthink it. Start preparing materials 3 months before expiry. Bring everything at once to avoid return trips. The process is designed to be convenient - simple and efficient in practice. Personal experience shows no barriers, easy to handle. Get it done early, don't delay to avoid travel plan disruptions. Check progress conveniently on your phone - very practical.


